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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1959
Page
5
Oswald Jacoby notes a hand from the Mid-Atlantic regional where Mrs. H. M. Silverman and Mrs. Murray Pell of Norfolk reach six diamonds. Pell's four diamond bid acts as the key move, enabling the slam after spade lead and 3-2 trumps. Silverman later raises to five diamonds, preserving spade potential.
Lloyd Underwood 30 was sentenced to 15 years after pleading guilty to armed robbery of a supermarket operator Chester Cook on September 17. The haul included four sandwiches a bottle of hair oil and underwear. Two other men assisted in the robbery.
Sarah Moore Grimke and her sister Angelina Emily of South Carolina became the first women to address abolition at public meetings open to all genders. They spoke publicly on slavery, challenging prevailing norms and inspiring women’s participation in reform movements.
Medical column covers how plastic surgeons judge cases and advise patients seeking lip reduction. It also explains incomplete and threatened abortion versus criminal abortion, and notes iced drinks pose no major danger. Dr. Mother invites readers to request his pamphlet on Pre-Menstrual Blues.
The article surveys coal mines in Spitzbergen Norway near the Arctic outpost, located about 800 miles from the North Pole. It describes the bleak mountain terrain and the isolation faced by miners in the northernmost coal operations.
In Brazil and Venezuela, cow trees produce a white sap usable as drink, cooking ingredient, or whipped cream. The Pacific Islands trust territory spans from the Carolines to the Marshalls with 2,000 atolls but land area barely covers half of Rhode Island.
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